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Frazludo - A Make it Yourself Esperanto Board Game

de NJ Esperantist, 17 juin 2011

Messages : 7

Langue: English

NJ Esperantist (Voir le profil) 17 juin 2011 15:35:59

I believe I've finally worked out the bugs in a board game I made for my daughter and I to play. I've placed instruction on my blog for making a set for yourself. Might be fun for small clubs to play, or in a teaching atmosphere.

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acdibble (Voir le profil) 18 juin 2011 05:59:33

Looks pretty cool. If I weren't the only Esperantist in my county, I might have played it.

NJ Esperantist (Voir le profil) 18 juin 2011 22:38:18

There is hope. I had this idea on the back burner for years until my daughter asked me to teacher her Esperanto.

arko (Voir le profil) 20 juin 2011 15:32:14

This is a great idea. Thank you.

EoMy (Voir le profil) 22 juin 2011 00:56:45

Wonderful, I love it.

sandyduggan (Voir le profil) 30 juin 2011 15:19:13

I made this game according to your instructions and played it with my family and friends. It was fun! None of the others who played with me is interested in learning Esperanto, but we had a good time with the silly sentences we came up with. It was good for me as a beginner and I intend to add more words to expand my vocabulary. I made a hand-drawn and colored game board in the shape of a star and enjoyed the process of its creation as well. Thank you so much for sharing this!

NJ Esperantist (Voir le profil) 30 juin 2011 23:33:54

sandyduggan:I made this game according to your instructions and played it with my family and friends. It was fun! None of the others who played with me is interested in learning Esperanto, but we had a good time with the silly sentences we came up with. It was good for me as a beginner and I intend to add more words to expand my vocabulary. I made a hand-drawn and colored game board in the shape of a star and enjoyed the process of its creation as well. Thank you so much for sharing this!
Thank you! It makes me glad that someone else enjoys this game. My daughter and I still play it, although with a much larger vocabulary. Progresu, progresu, Esperanto estas tre amuza!

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